If a property manager is reading about a magnetic lock for gates, there’s usually already a problem on site. Residents are sharing old remotes. Vendors know the keypad
A gate that won’t open at the exact moment someone needs to leave is usually a small fault with big consequences. For most homeowners and property managers, gate
A property manager usually starts looking up how to install intercom system after the old one has already become a problem. The gate call box cuts out in
A facility manager gets the call at 9:40 p.m. A delivery driver is locked out of the rear entrance, the shared keypad code has already been texted to
A lot of properties are stuck in the middle. The gate still works. The call box is familiar. Residents know the keypad code, even if they probably shouldn’t.
A lot of properties are stuck in the same place. The gate still opens, the old keypad still works most of the time, and nobody wants to start
A property manager usually notices the prox card reader only when something goes wrong. A resident’s card stops working at the gate. A former employee still has a
A door that won’t latch cleanly usually starts as a small annoyance. It needs a shoulder bump to close, the latch hits metal instead of dropping in, or
Gated communities are becoming increasingly popular worldwide, with automated gate systems growing by around 7.5% over the past decade. Although automated gates are increasingly more prevalent, the entry